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Datendepot
brûlé

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

burned-out AGG

burned-out → burnt-out

burnt-out AGG lett

burnt-out building, car
burnt-out fig person

I. burn [ingl brit bəːn, ingl am bərn] SOST

1. burn (gen) MED:

2. burn ASTRONAUT:

3. burn (stream):

burn region

II. burn <pret, part perf burned or burnt ingl brit> [ingl brit bəːn, ingl am bərn] VB vb trans

1. burn (damage by heat or fire):

burn papers, rubbish
burn building, city
burn sun: person, skin
burn acid: surface, substance
burn alcohol, food: mouth
to be burned to the ground or to ashes
to be burned alive
to be burned to death

2. burn (use):

to burn coal/gas boiler:

3. burn GASTR:

burn food
burn pan

4. burn ingl am (electrocute):

burn colloq

5. burn ingl am (swindle):

burn colloq

6. burn INFORM:

burn CD

III. burn <pret, part perf burned or burnt ingl brit> [ingl brit bəːn, ingl am bərn] VB vb intr

1. burn (be consumed by fire):

2. burn (be turned on):

burn light:

3. burn:

burn (be painful) blister, wound:
burn (from sun) skin, part of body:

4. burn GASTR:

burn toast, meat:
burn sauce:

5. burn (be eager) fig:

to be burning to do person:

6. burn ASTRONAUT:

IV. to burn oneself VB vb rifl

to burn oneself vb rifl < pret, part perf burned or burnt ingl brit >:

V. burn [ingl brit bəːn, ingl am bərn]

I. burn up VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn up)

1. burn up fire, flames:

2. burn up ASTRONAUT:

burn up satellite, meteorite:

3. burn up ingl am (get angry):

burn up colloq

4. burn up (get feverish):

burn up child:

II. burn up VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn up [sth], burn [sth] up)

burn up calories, fuel, waste
burn up sun: lawn, vegetation
to be burned up with hatred/with envy fig

III. burn up VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn up [sb], burn [sb] up colloq) ingl am (make angry)

burn away VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -]

burn away candle, log:

I. burn out VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn out)

II. burn out VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn out [sth], burn [sth] out)

burn out (destroy by fire) building, vehicle
burn out AUTO CORSE, MECC clutch, engine, motor

III. burn out VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn out [sb], burn [sb] out) (gen) MILIT

burn out besieged citizens, troops

I. burn off VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn off)

burn off alcohol:

II. burn off VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn off [sth], burn [sth] off)

burn off MED wart
burn off unwanted gas
burn off fig energy

I. burn down VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn down)

1. burn down house:

2. burn down candle, fire:

II. burn down VB [ingl brit bəːn -, ingl am bərn -] (burn down [sth], burn [sth] down)

burn down house etc:

flash burn SOST MED

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
burned land
carbonisé (carbonisée) véhicule
burned out
carbonisé (carbonisée)
burned to a cinder non attr , burned

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

burn1 [bɜ:n, ingl am bɜ:rn] SOST ingl Scozia

I. burn2 [bɜ:n, ingl am bɜ:rn] SOST

II. burn2 <-t [or -ed], -t [or -ed]> [bɜ:n, ingl am bɜ:rn] VB vb intr

1. burn (be in flames):

2. burn (be overheated):

burn meat, pan

3. burn (be switched on):

burn light

4. burn (feel very hot):

burn with fever, irritation

5. burn (feel an emotion):

6. burn fig:

to burn to +infin
se languir de +infin

locuzioni:

III. burn2 <-t [or -ed], -t [or -ed]> [bɜ:n, ingl am bɜ:rn] VB vb trans

1. burn (consume):

to be burned to the ground

2. burn (overheat):

burn meat, pan

3. burn (hurt, irritate):

burn skin

4. burn (consume as fuel):

locuzioni:

I. burn down VB vb trans

II. burn down VB vb intr

I. burn out VB vb intr (stop burning)

burn out fire, candle

II. burn out VB vb trans

1. burn out (stop burning):

2. burn out (be destroyed):

3. burn out (become ill):

I. burn up VB vb trans colloq

II. burn up VB vb intr

1. burn up (be consumed):

2. burn up (feel constantly):

3. burn up fig:

I. burn away VB vb intr

burn away forest, house
burn away candle

II. burn away VB vb trans

second-degree burn SOST

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to be burned to death
brûler bouche, gorge, yeux
brûler forêt
brûler bois, charbon, allumette
brûler un tissu bougie, cigarette, fer à repasser
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. burn [bɜrn] SOST

II. burn <-t [or -ed] , -t [or -ed]> [bɜrn] VB vb intr

1. burn (be in flames):

2. burn (be overheated):

burn meat, pan

3. burn (be switched on):

burn light

4. burn (feel very hot):

burn with fever, irritation

5. burn (feel an emotion):

6. burn fig:

to burn to +infin
se languir de +infin

locuzioni:

III. burn <-t [or -ed] , -t [or -ed]> [bɜrn] VB vb trans

1. burn (consume):

to be burned to the ground

2. burn (overheat):

burn meat, pan

3. burn (hurt, irritate):

burn skin

4. burn (consume as fuel):

locuzioni:

I. burn out VB vb intr (stop burning)

burn out fire, candle

II. burn out VB vb trans

1. burn out (stop burning):

2. burn out (be destroyed):

3. burn out (become ill):

I. burn away VB vb intr

burn away forest, house
burn away candle

II. burn away VB vb trans

I. burn down VB vb trans

II. burn down VB vb intr

I. burn up VB vb trans colloq

II. burn up VB vb intr

1. burn up (be consumed):

2. burn up (feel constantly):

3. burn up fig:

second-degree burn SOST

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to be burned to death
brûler bouche, gorge, yeux
brûler forêt
brûler bois, charbon, allumette
brûler un tissu bougie, cigarette, fer à repasser
cramer aliment, câble
Present
Iburn
youburn
he/she/itburns
weburn
youburn
theyburn
Past
Iburned / burnt
youburned / burnt
he/she/itburned / burnt
weburned / burnt
youburned / burnt
theyburned / burnt
Present Perfect
Ihaveburned / burnt
youhaveburned / burnt
he/she/ithasburned / burnt
wehaveburned / burnt
youhaveburned / burnt
theyhaveburned / burnt
Past Perfect
Ihadburned / burnt
youhadburned / burnt
he/she/ithadburned / burnt
wehadburned / burnt
youhadburned / burnt
theyhadburned / burnt

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When it is ready, the group eats and dances until midnight, when Lent begins.
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At midnight on the 21st day of the third month (835) he died at the age of 62.
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The spawning fish select sandy or pebbly shallows and deposit their eggs primarily between sundown and midnight.
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Trains run from approximately 5:00am to midnight daily.
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The story begins with the character's sudden waking from midnight slumber.
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